The Crossover day 11 (vocab & simile/metaphor)

Front

Irritable nature of someone no one can work with:

Back

churlish

Front

An expensive car signifies this type of wealth:

Back

opulent

Front

Describes someone who provokes others:

Back

confrontational

Front

Great grandmother’s necklace:

Back

heirloom

Front

Separated or divorced couples are called:

Back

estranged

Front

Health field for toe injury:

Back

podiatry

Front

Paying someone back for breaking their item or giving flowers for forgiveness.

Back

atone

Front

A flood or forest fire:

Back

calamity

Front

Patient escaping asylum in horror movie:

Back

deranged

Front

Likelihood of teacher giving a test:

Back

inevitable